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Old 05-12-2012, 12:20 PM
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if it's not harmful, what's the problem? if there's an alternative to lasix to prevent bleeding, present it.
Nasal strips have been shown to be just as effective. Riot's answer is that she would use both. Yeah, sure, that makes sense. Pay twice for the same effect. Chuck's answer was "the darn things just don't stick too good." Seemed to stick fine on the Derby winner.
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Old 05-12-2012, 12:52 PM
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Nasal strips have been shown to be just as effective. Riot's answer is that she would use both. Yeah, sure, that makes sense. Pay twice for the same effect. Chuck's answer was "the darn things just don't stick too good." Seemed to stick fine on the Derby winner.
They are not the same "effect". They work on opposite sides of the physical location of the bleeding. Lasix and FLAIR complement, not duplicate.

Furosemide works by attenuating the exercise-induced rise in pulmonary intracapillary pressure on the capillary walls at the alveolar interface, and decreasing plasma volume; and FLAIR strips lower the tearing effect of negative pulmonary airway pressures during inspiration.
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Nasal strips have been shown to be just as effective. Riot's answer is that she would use both. Yeah, sure, that makes sense. Pay twice for the same effect. Chuck's answer was "the darn things just don't stick too good." Seemed to stick fine on the Derby winner.
i'd rather use something i know i won't have to worry about sticking.

did i'll have another run on lasix?
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Old 05-12-2012, 04:18 PM
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i'd rather use something i know i won't have to worry about sticking.

did i'll have another run on lasix?
You'd rather drug a horse than use something that might come undone one in 100 times? You act as though Lasix is 100% effective.
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You'd rather drug a horse than use something that might come undone one in 100 times? You act as though Lasix is 100% effective.
you mean use a drug that you said doesn't cause harm? sure. if there's no harm, why wouldn't you?


again, what is best for the horse?
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